Some similar questions have been asked, but they couldn't solve my problem. See Refs down below.
I'm also writing an application which only runs offline. What I got now is that there is a size limit of 100kb for each variable respectively in AppState. So each variable by itself can not exceed the size of 100kb. Also AppState variables that are marked as persistent get stored on the device in the shared preferences. Non-persistent ones are stored in the memory and are deleted as soon as the app restarts. (So far so correct?)
My questions are:
1: Is this limit of 100kb only in regards of Non-Persistent Variables or does it also apply to persistent ones?
2: Is this limit only when building and testing in the FlutterFlow environment? And when I export the App later on it's limitless, or is it constant? So e.g. even if I switch to Flutter later on, to implement other stuff, this limitation for the persistent variables will be there.
I'm asking becouse I plan to store not a lot of data in the shared preferences (persistent variables), but it could very well be, that they exceed 10Mb at some point and I don't want to run into that kind of trouble later on, bcouse I didn't understand the limitations.
Refs:
https://community.flutterflow.io/database-and-apis/post/app-state-data-limit-tBbxPh4lTbC60Me
https://community.flutterflow.io/database-and-apis/post/understanding-local-data-storage-in-flutterflow-for-custom-data-types-and-XDZvNxf2sJCccwo